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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

The whitewasning tendencies OF the age are
really stretching TO dangerous extremes IL is
not very surprising that as precautionary and
apologize measure some men should concede that
the devil Is not so black as he Is painted but
when the same kind OF concession is demanded in
respect TO sewer gas and stagnant water the pub
lie with one voice calls halt. IL sternly refuses
70 discard its pre1udiees against stagnant water
on the ground. now vigorously urged, that the
Objectionable organisms are more wide-awake and
dangerous In running water. And Judge Lynch
has Fixed his gittering. deadly eye upon the
bunsiing plumber In disguise, who, in ..The SAM
tary News defends sewer gas as some OF the
freest al. from heterogeneous that can be
found. and intimates that IL is the depraved out
side air which contaminates the innocent sewer
gas with micro-organismS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

curious libel suit is agitating the literary CEN
tsrs OF View England and the West The plaintin
IL Mss Brown, OF Boston, VINO has been con-
nected with Miss Selma Borg the musician, In
literary venture having for Its object the conv1c-
tion OF the public mind that it was Lief Eriksen
and not Christopher Columbus who first discoy-
cred America. Miss Brown now processes 10 have
herself made q discovery OF no little importance;
that Is that 10 was she who was doing all the
work and Miss Borg who was getting all the credit
q their Joint success Miss Browns libel suit Is
brought against Prof. Rasmus Anderson, the
Scandinavian scholar and United States minister
10 Denmark, who, in the quarrel between the two
ladies, espOused the cause OF the one with the
Morse name against the one with the English, and
Is said TO have carried his interest so far as TO
make disparaging reflections upon Miss Brown,
which she thus resents in the courts. II IL not
likely that the plaintiff IN this case can
prove very serious pecuniary damage suffered by
her through Minister Anderson's endeavors TO as
slst her partner at her expense; but she may sue
coed IN accomplishing that which Is probably the
real object OF her suitto wit, proving 70 the sat
fsfacton OF the scholars authors editors and pub
fishers with whom she Is hereafter TO be thrown
into contact, that her share in the labors Of the
literary partnership was larger than appeared on
the surface. Meanwhile, the controversy derives
more than ordinary popular interest from the fact
that IL Involves three persons prominent as
an American diplomat, a musical celebrity and
woman 10 whose devout orhces the fame OF a now
eminent seafarer from the north owes In no small
measure its rescue from oblivion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

senator Edmunds Is quoted by a New Yor,
Hortd correspondent as saying that he ..would ne
glad the editor OF the World the rst time M
was in Washington" Has this message any hos.
tile meaning concealed underneath It's hosp,table
form OF vordss Has the World been doing any.
thing 20 Mr.. Edmunds? Printing bis portrait, per.
hap~s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

The Boston democrats are not so badly put TO it
for a nominee for mayor after all. Instead Of
accepting the citizens candidate, Mr. Bradlee az
their own, they have fallen back upon their present
mayor, Mr.. O'Brien, and induced him 10 run again.
This viii doubtless sppease the wounded feelings
q the old-nners In the party who were beginning
TO feel that they had been crowded too hard
aiteady by the eleventh-hour converts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-01

The American Buffalo Bill" IL In England the
Hon. William Cody. The English aJoey- IA In
America, the Hon. Joseph chamberlain. Distance
lends eDchantment, familiarity breeds contempt
and prophet Tor any other NAM is not without
honor save in his own country
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Adding to this our line Of domestic and imported
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GEO. RYNEAI. in. Treasurer.
DANIkL RANEY, Secretary

TIE DOMESTIC FIREENGINE AND PUMP co,
OF wAsHiN 0TON. d. O.,
sole MAnufacturers Of Morrels Barrel Fire. Enwine
i9r inas nAnuiaetories. country hotels and stores
f1sn,les and village parpose< and which throws :
Also sole m.nufacturer. Morr~lls Bur kst Forr
funH Tor extln<uishinx ipcipient nres in houses.
eA<pa storss and for vsshiu9 vindows
npont nos vaks. CARRIAGES. &C. Pr1ce %.
Daily National Republican,
srdsrs srd ist.sr. % inquiry shegld b sdars.sa
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Al the Baltimore ana Potomac road asks OF the
Senate committee Is TO be let alone. Several of
the prominent senators placed themselves on
record last session not afraid to disturb 1t In
behalf OF the interests OF this community. There
Is no sign that courage has failed them, and the
burdens upon the community, demanding inter-
ference, are not diminished. Knowing the general
views Of the members Of the senate committee,
and the weight OF their opinions In the Senate,
washington expects from them, In their report, q
strong presentation OF the Districts railroad
grievances, and practical and effective recon-
mendations for relief The bill removing all tracks
n grade from the surface OF the city, 50 far as
that Is practicable rescuiny the Mall and pro-
viding a reasonably convenient union station,
ought to be introduced as early possible In the
session, and, II pushed vigorously and rearlessly
by the able and influential legislators whose SYM
pathies are enlisted In its behalf, Will probably
become law. May this hope of Washington, long
deferred be speedily realized,
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GRrAr SHOE SALE.
A FEW SWEET NOTES FROM THE Music OF
DUB SHOE DEPARTMENT (FIRsr
FLOOR, cENTER,.
hand turns. opers Toes Regular price. % 20; will
sell at s2 pair. Sizes, IN tot. width only.
12o Pairs Ladies' Bright Finish Donsola Kid Top
Button Boots. with Patent Leather vsmps and Opera
Toes Sizes ]. ~. 9. ~. 3 4. s. and 81, width: /.
IN 2, IN. and 81. width. and 1, 2, and s. width;
Regular price, "a; viii sell at 81 rs apair
72 Pairs Ladies' Bright Finish DonsOls Kid Button
Boots. Common Sense Toe and Heel very pretty Seal
Hoped Vamps. Sizes 8, b 5k and 9. B width; q g. S,
and 81. c width. and 2. s. and 5, D width. Regular
price, $3.50; now going at %. 90.
DIG Pairs Ladies' Dongola Kid Button Boots, Square
Philadelphia Toe the last Of very large lot which
have had an immense rum but cannot be replaced at
present because the makers cannot fill orders on &C
count Of the recent strike The sizes and widths run
40 follows: 1, ~. 2. ~. g. 3k B; 1. g and 2k C: /,
IL. and 2. D. The regular price of these 10 $3.50
pair: will sell now at s225
1os Pairs Ladies' curacoa Kid Button Boots <ith
Narrow Toes and Low Heels Regular price, s375.
will sell now At $3.50 sizes ~. B. 81. A. and s,
width; IN. g. 81 4, aud 5. width: 3, 81. and 6,
width. and and s. D width
And last the list of Ladies' Goods for this Special
Sale are about 1200 pairs Kid Straight Goat, Dom
soa, and Pebble Goat Button Boots which have been
selling regularly at s22s. will close out At s1ea
pair. The widths are c. D. and Z Sizes. 2Ktoz.
We have only room enough left mention but three
items in Mems Shoes for this Special Mdsssson Sale
First SO pairs Fine Calf CONGRESS Gsiters sizss g To
10. c and D. Regular price, IS; now going at sa.e6
pair.
AZ Pairs Fine Calf Balmorals, London Toe and Tin.
Sizes. 81 and q, widths B. C, and D. Regular price,
$3.50; will sell now at s275.
81 Pairs Fine Calf Congress- Plain. Wide Toe Sizes,
Q. 2, and 8. width. and 8h. q and 7H width Rag
ular price. $3.50: now going at $685.
THESE GREAT VALUES ARE TOO GOOD TO RE
MAIN HERE LONG. DON'T, Oh, DON'T WAIT
UNTIL THEY ARE GONE. YOU'RE NOT LIKELY
SOON AGAIN TO hear OF SUCH ROYAL BAR
GAINS IN SHOES.
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CSsRlx1. SEoex
"A:' ana scarlet Gs: :aas shir.. md Dr.xsra
nMsrtno eslsris.n. C.msTs hair Shirts and Drswsrs
PrceA W. q THELs
u o35 poupsylvnnta ave
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NV SHADES IL BRoapc1orHs.
". N sHUsTER & SONS.

w.M SINISTER SONS.
Have tlss recsived & lot Of FRENCH BROAD.
SLoIHs IN all the latest shades at sl.15, s2 and
~ 80 per yard
MORE AND FILLE fRANcAIs SILKS 20 match
LYONS PURE SILK vELvETs At az so and as
me freatest 4nfsin In choice goods ever shown
Special Bargains IN BLACK SILKS, GROs GRAISa
TAILLE FRANCAIs. MORE and MORE ANTIoUP
including some very rich noysltiea
BLACK SILK vELvEIs. one pisc-. extr. au.,,,v
q o.. worth 0 12.
IN. l.rs.., stock Of CHOICE DRESS GOODS 1, this
market ss New York prices.
ONE PRICE W. u. sEUsTER 4 soxs
n3o 91s Pennsylvsnia ave.
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CHILDRENs GOODS.
Dolls. and. in fact. everything for the Children, At
cost prices during the Opening" 1st and "a aoor.
MEMS GOODS.
whole column for list Of Mons Souvenirs in We'd.
nesday's Star Not room for i've lines here See the
advertisement on Mons window Of the PAI.AIS
ROYAL corner Of Pennsylvania ave and 18th St dl
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l !? j 81 81 81 + :! T :;
F I F IL + E. E. 4 !. Z
Fl IL /. 81 e. I'll Il.
E$.j$ =
Do not fan TO visit the store ro-morrew There will
ssy s al +:
goods broken lots remnants &c. To be closed out
nearly e ~ 'fR sslHS thsE Y gSanrxrsr
I'd Lot q Cream Cash%ers Muisrs, full size. regular
II ssss, II zzs
D.ss ssS 3: :ssS s:s:;
Lot s MII Mts sp4 b e 81 hEfEss1y
TO close out the balance q Fancy Feathers sold
Iss ss s as Ss% e sss1% H
ribbon Sold fSF 6ss E nnsY 2s srxr
Cloth se yssss usds'9 Size So Sold for sl4
Blown N Nsxmaztsts uadiss',. fur trimmed. Sold
Pair. i ss.ss.s 4 iSa Vss Blanket,
s and Persian Robes; sold from ss to S750. Choice
aC Bed %Ss Of
-. .'' .''a No SEH5Ss 3 SdEff22RrMENr.
v Csliuleia Hair-Brushes and Mirrors. Worth 75c.
Lot Of satin hand.painted sachet Bags. Were &C.
SOAP AND pERFuMERY DEPARTMENT.
nrice 81 senaSne Sesf Wine and Iron Regular
L.. IF PerfmeSy in fancy glass bottles, &c. Worth
SSc' ana S5si sFrNsdayk 19s nr..nr,,rvn
A.: i Lot Chidren's duipure Collars. Worth Soc Fri
LSs q large BLACK silk Spanish scarfs and Fichus
PREss TkIMMiNsa DEPARTMENT.
Ss!sssd si ainb: We're ss oss y yard f Fri
Gay, W., sss =, s yard FUR DEPARTMENT.
Al LOT o. Nutris limitation beaver. NUTS. Worth
ii Lot Of Imitation Seal Mufs Worth IS. Friday
49,. AKT EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT,
Lot largest $50 to 75c., size Basam Fur Pillows.
LSs M . Tray Covers Table scarfs &c. Reeu.
lar price Pa SSS e Fl ao ToSbIssy SR as
o. Lot Brass Umbrella Stands. Worth eli. Friday.
!: Lot Of BsQus. Kid Body, Dolls Worth SOC. Fri.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
Lot oriental Flouncings. As inches wide. Were
Soc. to 81 yard Friday, 25c yard
Lot q 25c to Soc Oriental Laces (wide). Friday,
YELLING DEPARTMENT.
. Lot Chenille Dot Veilinss. all coors and combins-
uons' worth lSc, TO 25c. yard Friday, sc. yard
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Lot Of Boys Heavy Ribbed school Hose gray and
SSlors Sizes g. e,s and Regular price Sc. Friday
Lot Of Ladies Atwood Vests and Pants Sizes in
Vests 26, -, 80, 81. 20. In Pants 20, "a Regular
Lot Ct LADIES' swiss Ribbed Vests hi eh neck long
sleeves, In cardinal only. Sold for S225. Friday,
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
Our o1.25 Corsets, white. drab, and ecru. Friday,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
Lot OF Misses' Chemise. Regular price, 6Sc. Fri
Our 81 80 skirts flannel and quilted sattsen Fri
BOOK DEPARTMENT.
5000 Caxton Edition. Popular l2mo Novels &c
cloth bound. Friday, 26c ~ WV
Lot Of Correspondence Cards l25 cards and Is en-
n. B-see our Millinery "Ad." under the Ladies',
column.
e. e. 4. ~ n ::$ I'M y" ss s.
BBsbs I ~ 4 V uuV HHHHa sss j.
dl 7TH. STH. AND d STREETS
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

w lsrxe propertiSp Tor ~ utuossA an 1sSsocLu-
setts ave. e1iendSd md sbs i.shisnsLis Tslsysovn
'. .ss. ,.' - T sss ;'ss's ;;;
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
II OsT-wEDNEsDAY MORNING COLLIE DOG
IL six months old. black. tan. and white; tag 5522
Reward IL returned TO 1850 N Ut. 1t
n OST-LkFT IN THE NATIONAL THEATER
IL Monday night Gold Head Cane. Leave at the star
once and receive reward IT.
4 OST-wEDNESDAY. IN RED HERDICs, PAIR
IL Mother OF Pc ri Opera 0lAsse., bound with gold
LbsrAl 10 ward II returned to 1870 st nv. DIR
II OST-ON NIGHT NOVEMBER 30. ABOUT p.
~ NJ, three Parcels and Book Finder VIII be
I osT-IkPoRTAEr PAPERs. DONE UP IN A
LYNX bordered handkerchiof. worth nothtng only
% The owner. Liberal reward VII b paid for same
Return TO star office. IT.
EoUND A HORSE AND MULE IsTRAY ON
Il land in the county. Address p O. Boz 494. de-
scrtbing animala nso-3t
II OsT-ON Last THURSDAY NIGHT. A LADIES'
~ ring. with Rarnes 81 surrounded By number Of
sanal pearls The ander viii - literally arded b.
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FoR LADy AID pAUQHTER
w .10l pe7vsSo fAnily q adultA u oss1ahas part
:: sc. SIS /, -: :a!:::ss 49,; 49,
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VNANTED-BY LADY AND TWO DAUGHTERS
w two comfortably furnished connecting Rooms,
between 9th and 18th SITS and SITS state terms;
references exchanged. Address n. E. THORN, 121S
g st. n. W. di-2ts
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WISHES A PLEAS
w ant furnished room, with or without board, In
northwest section Room must be well heated aud
price moderate. Permanent IL suited. Address, With
full particulars Box 100, Star once. It,
XNANTED-MANY PERSONS CALL ON Us
w every day for furnished and unfurnshed rooms.
inx US. Room Renting Agency, 6l2 9Th st. n.wd1 1ms
XNANTED-IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY
w three Rooms, communicating, furnace and crate,
bath same floor and BEST BOARD, for man. wife,
nurse, and four small children: will pay $3.50 per
month Address Box 81, Star office. dl-3t'
WANTED-BYA YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A PLEAS
w ant furnished Room, between I'd and etn and d
St and Massachusetts, ave. NV: state terms Address
B. b. Star Office. n30-2ts
WANTED . COMMUNICATING ROOMS IN
w northwestern section for brother and sister:
large and small room preferred heat and folding
bed in large room win $25 TO $50. Box %. star
office. n30-3ts
XNANTED-5OO ROOMs-THE CHEAPEST AND
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75c 72-inch Double Damaks Csc al
PC New Yorks Mills Sheeting, l0c. "a
tic Huck Towels for NC. "a
&c, &c and &c Prints for SIC I'd
1913 Genuine G .nforuis Blankets 46, I'd
$3.50 Blankets, all styes, 02l9 I'd
SIC Plush Table Covers for Too 3d
:Soc. Madras Scarfe for SOC. ID
81 80 Chenille Portieres for $3.50 I'd
81. 30 nottingham Lace Curt aims 40 "a
Sl35 Smyrna Rugs for a1.26. Sd
FANCY ooopA
Floor
SSc BisQue Figures Tor Soc. LIST
4aS9 Antique Brass Lamps $3.50. LIST
$3.50 Cameo Vases for 81 90. lst
~ 90 Clocks Cathedral gong) 1878. LIST
49c Novelty Note Paper for acc box. Cd
Zoe boxes Note Paper for l9c. "a
81 Plush Work Boxes for 63c lat
u. IS Plush Shaving Cases. Ellis lst
D. 90 Plush Toilet Cases for ol.S2 lat
25c Jswelry for 13c 40c styles 30c lat
6Sc yewelry for SOC; csc styles. S:3c lat
:2c focketooom and Satchels for l0c LIST
47c styles tor 39c; CSC styles for S3c lst
1Oc Balls Of Tinsel for &c LAT
2oc Plush Ornaments tor 15c. dox LAT
DOC 0tlded Metal Ornaments for Csc doz lat
Acc Fans for :39c CSC Fans for $50 lsf
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THESE GREAT VALUES ARE TOO GOOD TO RE
MAIN HERE LONG. DON'T, Oh. DON'T WAIT
UNTIL THEY ARE GONE YOU'RE NOT LIKELY
SOON AGAIN TO HEAR OF SUCH ROYAL BAR
GAINS IN SHOES.
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Special Sale Of
TABLE DAMASKS
BLANKETS.

1000 pair ten-quarter wool blank
cts, 55c. and 95c per pair; worth
95c. to $50.
700 pairs eleven-quarterE best
quality California Blankets, S4.9S;
worth $3.50.
1000 bed comfortables, full size,
15c.; worth 1925.
800 Imported Christy Comfort
ables, $3.50; worth $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-10
.u,ppyo U1ITS MEIz7yGAH SUNK.

As the steamboat Mezingah which carries freight be-
tween New York and Flushing was on her way TO the
latter place on Saturday night she struck rock on
Rikers Island and had largo hole made in her bottom
She filed rapidly sank within fifteen minutes The
College Point ferTybOat John Adams, seeing the yesseIs
sgna OF distress went to her assistance and took on
the crew afcrward returning with schooner IN tow 10
which all Mezingahs freight excopt forty pounds OF
limo which caught and lad TO be thrown overheard,
was safely transported is expected that the sunken
vessel Will be raised to-day The Mclzngah is owned by
"IIarrv Hill and has been run by him for some years
OIL tic Flashing route
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0'NE|LL'S,
6TH-AVE., 10Th to 21ST ST.
WILL OFFER
Specia| inducements
EVERY Department
FTETS WEEK.
Costumes Wraps & Jackets

Jackets at less than half las.
weeks prices.
The three greatest bargains ever
offered in Ladies' Fine Worsted
Jackets.
1000 Ladies' fine all-wool Tailor
Made Jersey Cloth Jackets, $3.50;
sold last week at S7.75.
5000 Imported Beaver Cloth.
Jackets, in Black and a variety OF
colors, handsomely braided, tailor
finish, S3.9S; sold last week at SS.75,
5000 Imported Jackets in Beaver
and Jersey Cloth, in Black and a va
riety of colors, bound with fine braid,
S4.75; last weeks price S9.9S.
1000 English Seal Plush Sacques,
Jackets, Newmarkets and Raglans,
at one third less than actual value.
10 Elegant Paris Costumes at 40
per cent. less than cost of importa'
ton.
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WILDES NECKTIE.
w ILDI@ % " u Y n TIT
lrLa R1fss In The Providence Journal.

Aro Bafes IN The PT0pfdence JouTHdl.
at had funny time with Oscar WILDE" observed
brilliant young novelist from u corner where no had
been sitting silent with the very pretty young iady
MO for fhe time being was the best beloved OF his
san,ewhat tickle soul. 4 was awfully impudent to
him. but knew all about his being brought over here
70 advertise 'Paucnce,' and didn't feel lke takins
him very seriously. He was only an anvertsemeht
got up for tho benefit of polite society and to Bot peo
Die know what the sthctic craze was"
IIe naused a IL he had forgotten what he started
out to tell but upon beng reminded that he had not
completed his story, he Continued rather explosivey
"AhI Oh, yes / was going 70 say, was walk
ing down street. ono night whom 10 overlook me. ia
met him Gree twice and he waike! along Win me,
bought Q cravat He went into . store and no tnm-
bled over everything he h find with the most top
loftloal afr In the world, and Ut last no said
can wear looked at him, and In that way you'll
sometimes DO very much annoyed at Mtfle thing,
and was all ct once utterly out of patience with
him. And before thought or realised what was
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STILL At WORK ON THE vol UNTEER.

TRIAL TRIP OF THE NEW YACHT EXPECTED TO-DAY
TO RACE FOR THE GOBLET CUP.
BosToN Jnly 20 ISpecial) 1T now seems probable
that the trial "trip the Volunteer will be u'ade to-
morrow afternoon The crowd of SPECTATOR constant
Nv changing but always large on La"iey's wharf At
City Point, shows the remarkable interest taken by
the public in General Paine's new yacht. 10 wac
expected that the trial trip would be made early this
week as General Paine is impatient to see the new
yacht under sail but slight delays in CONFLICTING some
OF the iron work made it imposs to get the yacht
ready tor sea. =,
As the yacht lies in the water her points are dis
cussea freely by yachtsmen and landsmen alike, and
while the may better appreciate the beauty
and remarkable design of the yacht. 1t is apparent
even to one not versed in yachting matters that the
Volunteer is not an ordinary yacht. The huge bow
spirit, the lofty mast the MASSIVE boom, capable Oh
holding an enormous area ot canvas. the sharp now
the low RAIL- the deck, almost uDbrokrn by obstruc-
tions wbc woud catch the wind. aud the extremely
marrow stern that the Volunteer Is Intended or
racer he rigging is. OF course. al! new, whie tne
blocks and brass and iron work show careful s'te-
ton to the ANAL matters upon which at times so mucn
depends IL s expected that the Volunteer VIII make
q trial trip of eral hours No extended cruise VIII
be taken at present the carpenters VIII be at worA
for several days. IL probable that the trst race IN
which the Volunteer will participate will be the one
for the Goeiet cup at Newport. on August D. Inc
ordinary crew OF the Volunteer will be about twenty
men, but in races yacht will carry crew oil thirty